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Fortunately, Bai Hua announced that she had prepared a gift and took out a big red packet.

While others gave either bank cards or presents, she was the only one giving cash.

In the end, Dabao and Erbao received six thousand each which was an acceptable amount.

“Thank you, Grandma. Thank you, Grandpa.” When Erbao finally saw real money, she was so happy that her entire face reddened.

The moment she became excited, she began to cough again.

“Erbao has a weak constitution. Hence, she needs more supplements,” Nan Zhengde commented.

“The doctor said that her organs suffered different levels of damage and needed to be treated gradually with traditional medicine. Therefore, the process will take some time,” Nan Xing explained.

Talking about Erbao's condition caused silence to descend upon the initially jovial atmosphere.

Sensing the change in mood, Ning Ran quickly reassured everyone, “Don't worry, she will definitely recover.”

“Speaking of traditional medicine, a friend of mine recommended this doctor in the Xinan region who is well known among the populace. The medicine he gave me to treat my ailment worked like a charm. If Erbao requires treatment with traditional medicine, I feel we should give him a try,” Bai Hua suggested.

“We can't just go and see a random doctor who is well known to the locals. Doctors like that might suggest strange treatments instead of curing, end up harming their patients,” Feng Wan objected at once.

“That's right. We have to be careful when choosing doctors. Only those with proper accreditation are acceptable, instead of some witch doctor that lives in a secluded place. The risks are just too great,” Nan Zhengde agreed.

“He isn't just some random doctor. He was formerly the head of the famous traditional medicine hospital in the capital. He simply moved back to his hometown for retirement. Despite receiving many lucrative offers from other hospitals, he turned them all down. Anyway, my point is we can give him a try. He is a specialist too. In fact, I heard many government leaders depend on his prescriptions for their treatment,” Bai Hua added.

“Mom, do you really feel better after taking his prescription?” Nan Chen asked.

“A lot better. When I went to the hospital last week for my check-up, the doctor told me that my condition has improved significantly because of the effects of the medicine he gave me,” Bai Hua related.

that case, let's invite him to Flower City and get him to treat Erbao

that he is unwilling to leave home, and we might have to visit him instead. The last time he prescribed the medicine for me

reports isn't enough. Traditional medicine requires in-person diagnosis. If we really want him to treat Erbao, we have to

long as he can cure her, I'm

Perhaps, we can visit the doctor then and see what he

It's decided then,” Nan

recovered. Come, let's raise our glasses to welcome the new year!”

glasses, Chai Hua reminded Nan Zhengde to rest early. The next morning, he was supposed to go to Yunfeng Temple to

Nan Zhengde's

day of the Lunar New Year. The

use the money collected from the

good luck and to also demonstrate one's

how high the price was, the

only year the Nan family didn't get to ring the bell was when Bai Hua and Nan Zhiyuan made a big mistake that resulted in the Nan

couldn't afford it. It was just that Nan Zhengde

taking part in the auction. Instead, they chose to ring the bell

powerful throughout the years, joining the auction would

by staying out of the auction. It also allowed other tycoons an opportunity to compete for the honor amongst themselves.

bell separately, no one competed with him to do so. In the

Nan Zhengde didn't forget about the trip. He was just reluctant to go to bed due to how much he was

set off the fireworks, and yet, he wants me to go to bed. Look at how energetic I feel! I refuse

good. Since you have to wake up early to ring the bell, it's better if you go to bed early,” Nan

wait till midnight to welcome the new year, all right?” Nan Zhengde remained

up till midnight? Do you think you're still eighteen? Let the young ones

bed once I